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I think it's difficult to define what he needs to do right now. Someone above tossed out a yards passing per game of 235 yds, or something like that. What if he averages something less, like 210, but he leads the team to a dozen wins (and you can credit his leadership). What if the team becomes a strong running team behind Singletary and the passing game is there to compliment the running game, with JA scrambling effectively in the game plan, gaining 50+ yds rushing each game. I do expect and would like to see JA passing for 235 yds per game. All I'm saying is let's allow JA and everyone else to do what they need to do this coming year to win and evaluate JA based on that.

What if Allen works out and stays healthy? Who do you want in the locker room? The only guy mentioned that fits the culture, in my opinion, is Dalton. I don't want the other three sitting on the bench. I don't think that would work. I would love this

Give him year 3 My point is to give him year 3 and then we'll see

At this point you don't have to pony up 35 million. Let's get to that point and see what we've got.

Pats, Chargers and Bears. Who blinks first

Sports writers and sportscasters are picking the best player whereas a GM/coach are trying to build the best team. This by itself yields different results.

Just being figurative about the reduction in the fine. I didn't mean to confuse anyone.

I get you man. Next time I see Cody I'll suggest he return the refund check he got.

Ford didn't intend to make a blindside block, so he got a refund of the penalty! ? Can one ask themselves, if the block was definitely an illegal block, why was the penalty reduced?

Some QBs and WRs develop an embryonic relationship that grows into something that is difficult to explain. WRs know where they need to go and what they need to do. The QB knows what the WR is gonna do. In order for Josh to be that special QB for the Bills, he needs a couple of WRs with that special relationship to him.

Oline on offense, and it wasn't even close.

I agree. There were higher priorities than WR. Much higher priorities.

Yes

34 31 Niners

I don't think you want that personality in the Buffalo locker room.

8 passing attempts

Everybody knew the 49ers were going to run the ball and Green Bay still couldn't stop them. That ground-and-pound offensive line is fun to watch.

More Sar Chasm? Just joshing ya. I too very much like the short to medium throws and think Daboll needs to create more of those opportunities for the offense. These haven't seemed to be early in JAs reads, but perhaps I'm not seeing that correctly. We certainly disagree about needed changes in personnel. We didn't have the receivers that could create separation that early compared to many teams. Beasley is probably the best but he needed a 10-15 route to create enough space, normally. I would argue that the lack of 5 -10 yard passes is more about WRs and TEs. As to JA holding the ball longer than most QBs, I'd suggest that this is actually one of JAs strengths and trying to make him change that might not be the right idea. Jackson and Watson also have this skill. All three can extend plays. All three can scramble for good yards. While I get this statistical comparison with most of the other QBs, why take this tool out of either of these QBs toolboxes.

No doubt in my mind Allen needs to improve. And I said in my post that Allen owns some of the weaknesses. Biases aside, I don't think Allen is in the top three. Many Bills fans, pre JA, didn't list him in their top three either. It's great that there is disagreement on what the top three are. It all needs to be discussed. And as a point of reference, I bought my first Bill's cap when Eddie was picked up by the Bills.

Surprising development?

There were obvious weaknesses on offense and every player owns some of that. If you are asking which weakness had the greater impact on our production this year... 1. TE and edge blocking on pass plays 2. Not having a #1 receiver 3. Getting a lead and going all in conservative

Sure. Dump on the QB to cover up for the poor blocking.

All need to make better decisions (execute better). And I'm not defending Josh in any way because he does need to make better decisions. Lot's of misses in most every play.

I've always said that there are 22 moving parts on each and every play. There is never, ever just one guy, or even just a few guys.